About.The Rotary Club of Forest Lake was chartered May 4, 1984.
Club Motto: We have fun and create lasting change in our communities through local and international service. Rotary Four Way Test Of the things we think, say or do:
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Chartered in 1984The following is a partial list of the causes and groups we’ve supported:
American Cancer Society American Legion 4th of July Parade Family Pathways Schumacher Field Forest Lake Fire Department Lakes Area Youth Service Bureau Forest Lake Scholarship / Strive National Child Safety Council Minnesota Sheriff’s Association Warner Nature Center Adopt a Highway Shield’s Lake Park Girl Scouts St. Croix Valley Boy Scouts Indianhead Council Masquers Theatre Forest Lake Safety Camp Various well projects Sunrise Prairie Bike Trail Senior Community Center Parmly Residence Forest Lake Chamber Local PTAs for various projects Lakes Life Care Center Tubman Family Alliance Fast For Hope Polio Eradication Various other Rotary Clubs Feed My Starving Children Courage Center Tapestries of Life Northwoods Humane Society Wyoming Library Fund FL Lions – Food Wagon School Dist. 831 Forest Lake Helping Hand FLHS – Interact Club |
Our GoalsIncrease our Impact
-Develop a menu of international opportunities for projects -Opportunities for non-profits to help raise goods/funds -Utilize District grant funds for community projects -Support international project Food for His Children -Create and cultivate fundraising campaign that includes corporate sponsorship program -80% of members are Sustaining Members ($100 annually) -100% donate annually (Every Rotarian Every Year) -We have an active Interact club and support their projects Expand our Reach -We have a broad cross section of members from community -We are a flexible club able to adapt to new situations -Our members are willing to kick in time, energy and money -We work with other clubs to promote events, meetings, ourselves Increase our Ability to Adapt -Build hybrid club model -We have a developed fundraising strategy -We have diverse demographics including classifications -We perform local service projects with transformational impact Enhance Participant Engagement -We have communication strategies that appeal to our younger members -All members know about Rotary International training opportunities -We have diverse weekly meetings -We participate in District & Rotary International training -Increase membership to 45 -Increase service activities offered -Increase social activities and opportunities Our current projects:
Food for His Children
Beltz Park Improvements
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Board of Directors
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President
Susan Young President Elect
James Redfield President Nominee
OPEN Past President
Kerrie Holschbach Secretary
Karen Alm |
Membership Chair
Jim Gavin Program Chair/Human Trafficking
Karen Morehead Foundation Chair
Jim Redfield Fundraising Chair
OPEN Service Projects Chair
Susan Young |
Social/Fun Chair
Doug Goerss Public Image Chair
Melissa Niederkorn Chamber Liason
Karen Morehead & Teresa Ryan Interact Liason
Susan Young & Clare Lillis Executive Secretary
Angie Comstock |
Contact Us:
flrotary@gmail.com
flrotary@gmail.com
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